Resources for your research: students and supervisors
There are some very helpful resources that can help you with your research. Check out this link: http://thesiswhisperer.com/useful-resources-for-students-and-supervisors/
Articles, tips, and notices for postgraduate research students at Auckland University of Technology (AUT) and beyond.
There are some very helpful resources that can help you with your research. Check out this link: http://thesiswhisperer.com/useful-resources-for-students-and-supervisors/
Applying for a job? If so, you are probably thinking of putting together a CV. Check out this video clip to get some advice on what’s important in a CV […]
Check this out: The ups and downs of PhD research.
If you are thinking of how to link into research support groups – or even start your own – check out this video, as well as the post by Julia Hallas […]
You are warmly invited to: Exchange 2014 – Whakawhiti Whakāro – The School of Art + Design’s Postgraduate Research Conference Monday 11 August 2014, 9:00am to 4.45pm AUT Marae, Ngā […]
Join staff from the Research & Innovation Office (RIO) and AUT Enterprises Ltd (AUTEL) for informative sessions on research & development (R&D), intellectual property, commercialisation and consulting to industry. […]
Teaching Assistants’ Workshop Auckland University of Technology, (offered by) Learning and Teaching Unit There is a scene in a Harry Potter film where Severus Snape acts as replacement teacher for […]
Author: Dr Jennie Billot Giving presentations may seem a daunting activity – imagine talking to other researchers who are listening critically to what you say! Well, think of the advantages […]
Professor Mark Orams (Associate Director of AUT’s New Zealand Tourism Research Institute and a Professor in Marine Tourism) recently gave a presentation at a Postgraduate Mix and Mingle on ‘The […]
Author: Dr Lyn Lavery, Director, Academic Consulting (www.academic-consulting.co.nz) A recent post on the NVivo blog reminded me of how useful I find models, diagrams, and visual maps in my research and […]
Author: Dr Jennie Billot So you are ‘writing up’ the thesis… and it might appear to be a huge task. While each chapter may seem to be complete, the gaps […]
Author: Julia Hallas, Doctoral Candidate “There is nothing more to be said on this subject. Nothing”. (McCall Smith 2003, p.11, cited in Murray, 2005) There is nothing better than finding […]